Thought Friday Bible Verse Note July 27
A short devotional quotes Proverbs 30 8 to seek balance avoid vanity and lies and request daily provision rather than poverty or riches. The piece emphasizes contentment and reliance on steady sustenance.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
4
A short devotional quotes Proverbs 30 8 to seek balance avoid vanity and lies and request daily provision rather than poverty or riches. The piece emphasizes contentment and reliance on steady sustenance.
Mazie V. Caruthers expresses gratitude through daily chores. Her verses praise prayerful labor in keeping a spotless home with mop and broom, polished cookware, and neatly laundered linen as a form of service to God and family.
Betty Goes a Travelling reports on Will Hays as target of protests over film decency rules, with editor Marlen Pew praising Hays for trying to enforce standards. It notes public outcry, ongoing talkie era changes, and support for Hays against critics and industry flak.
A field reporter notes a Ford presentation at the Century of Progress exhibition and mentions the term Soy Bean as part of the broader coverage of exhibits and demonstrations.
A writer notes Henry Ford grows soy beans in a barn lot at the Fair and uses them to make parts and paints for cars and a wide range of foods. The claim is that soy beans can supply feeding, clothing, cleansing, housing, and even vehicle components with half a bushel producing car trim.
A quirky column reflects on book returns, a man named Don Sherman, and a playful note about shared troubles in marriage. It weaves snippets of household observations, jokes about antiques, and a light poke at local chatter.
A Vienna photo shows Dr. Engelbert Dollfuss, chancellor of Austria, with family. Reports say he died amid gunfire during the failed Nazi putsch that disrupted the Austrian government.
East Highland residents Mr and Mrs Robert Owens visited the James Dvorak Jr home. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including the Hollands, the Bruegges, the Steeles, and the Mineers, shared Sundays and Thursdays visits, with outings to Muscatine and Lone Tree for family events and funerals.
Mrs Indie Hotle of Washington returned to her home Saturday after visiting several days with her brother Walter Hotle and family. Mr and Mrs Hill Strawn and daughters spent Friday evening together. The item mixes local social notes with humorous asides about biblical figures and jokes.
County residents enjoy visits with relatives across towns. Retha Robertson travels between Washington and nearby homes while the Mangolds and Robertson families spend Sunday together. New Haven church and cemetery plan a new fence around the grounds by early August and seek donations of fence posts and funds.
The Lotosiana negro Paul Gray was identified as the thief who stole goods from the Graham store. He appeared before Justice of the Peace J. EB. Bovee yesterday afternoon and received a thirty day jail sentence, suspended on his promise to leave town promptly.
The Brinning family expresses sincere thanks to friends who showed sympathy after the death of Geo Brinning. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brinning and Forrest Brinning extend appreciation for the many acts of kindness.
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